when someone (with wogs being in the majority) has lowered their car so much, that they have to slow down almost to 0Kph to avoid scraping the back of their vechile. This in Australia and UK is known as a 'wog crawl' or 'wog crawling'. One does not have to be a wog to 'wog crawl'.
by ARG85 August 28, 2006
Alex: Go get me something from the backseat
Hannah: I'm not going to hoochie crawl my way back there!
Hannah: I'm not going to hoochie crawl my way back there!
by Charlotte Arlow Barlow June 24, 2011
A variation on the pub crawl, whereas an addict moves from clinic to clinic to clinic, often in an impaired state, to find more of their beloved opiate.
by Dr Bunnygirl October 16, 2019
When a party is spread out over a few different locales by rationing out the amount of kegs at one venue. The party usually starts off at a designated spot and then moves in order from the next closest spot, & so on, all the way to the farthest participating locale. This causes the party goers to move from one venue to the next once the final keg is kicked at one location. Moving the party location decreases the chances of it being busted since the cops won't be able to pin down the exact party spot. This type of collective party is usually an all day event starting anywhere as early as noon and ending anytime around four in the morning.
Geoff: So I hear there's going to be a keg crawl this weekend with four of the houses around Hudson Ave.
Jim: Really? That's sweet. I love a good keg crawl, hopefully things won't get busted then.
Jim: Really? That's sweet. I love a good keg crawl, hopefully things won't get busted then.
by Lola J July 22, 2008
by natastrophie March 15, 2017
by Blahblahbinny September 20, 2015
A drunken misadventure similar to that of a pub crawl but through parks. Pioneered in Sydney, Australia by a group of courageous nobles. The first ever Park Crawl recorded was Operation Strolling Mongoose in which eight men travelled through the city and in a state of intoxication had a ripper of a day
by Montgomery Bilbo Trufflehorn February 12, 2014